Leo High School Choir Advances To Americas Got Talent Finals With Fall Out Boy Performance

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The Leo High School choir has advanced to the finals of “America’s Got Talent” after a vibrant semi-final performance of Fall Out Boy’s “Centuries. ” Judges praised their energy and emotional connection, with Howie Mandel stating they “checked every box” in their live act. Choir director Ms. Hill, who has spent 25 years at the school, shared her pride in shaping the lives of these young men, many of whom lack formal training. Since their audition in March, the choir has rehearsed twice weekly and performed at various notable events in Chicago, including a ceremony for the new pope.

Simon Cowell urged the audience to support the choir, emphasizing their talent and the importance of their mentor. The finals will feature ten acts, including six from the semi-finals and four that received “Golden Buzzers” during earlier rounds. The winners will be awarded a championship title and a $1 million cash prize. The excitement surrounding the choir highlights the growing recognition of local talent on a national platform.

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